Sentence examples for limited rebound from inspiring English sources

During field applications, rapid contaminant removal and limited rebound after emplacement have often been reported and considered as two major advantages for this remedial technology.

A limited rebound would have a broad impact on the way people live and businesses function, whether because unemployment stays high, corporate earnings continue to be sluggish or the stock market is slow to rebound.

Because of relatively limited rebound of organoclays (Cs/Cc: 0.025 0.07) as compared to inorganic soils (Cs/Cc: 0.1 0.2), the exponent for preloading ratio in the Gmax estimating formula is larger than 0.34, suggesting that tested organoclays showed a significant preloading effect when compared to inorganic soils.

Though it seemed primed for a limited rebound in the coming year prior to Sept. 11, the future for the semiconductors industry isn't looking good.

In prokaryotes, it is only with the advance of molecular phylogenetics that classification has experienced a hopeful yet limited rebound [ 8].

For the out-of-plane impact compression, if there is no catastrophic failure, composites get limited rebound because of structural recovery of their reinforcements.

Leslie H. Wexner Net worth:$2.3 billion The Limited stock rebounded from last year's slump.

62. Married, 4 children Limited stock rebounding thanks to recent spate of spinoffs.

Troy (29-2), smander and quicker, held a 34-27 rebounding advantage and limited Redondo to eight offensive rebounds.

He'll be a free agent this summer, and by averaging 16.3 points and 8.2 rebounds in limited minutes, he's shown that he's on his way back.

"But with Jasmine on the bench to start the game we had some players who stepped up, as they should have". Smith did enter the game in the second quarter and tallied 12 points to go along with five rebounds in limited minutes.